ALERT CENTER: George Washington Bridge going cashless starting Sunday
Toll collection will be handled via E-ZPass or by mail only.
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Jul 8, 2022, 2:37 PM
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Updated 979 days ago
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21h agoThe George Washington Bridge is set to go cashless starting this Sunday.
Toll collection will be handled via E-ZPass or by mail only.
Officials hope this will help keep traffic moving along.
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